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Pakistan vow to pressure India in Asian Games after string of recent defeats

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Pakistan's cricket team has expressed confidence in putting India under pressure in the upcoming Asian Games. The statement comes despite Pakistan losing to India four times in recent international competition. Head coach Michael Hesson, who took charge in May last year, has overseen three defeats to India in the 2025 Asia Cup and one at the Twenty20 World Cup. Pakistan appear to be drawing motivation from their Asia Cup performances as they prepare for the Asian Games clash.

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